Cyberattacks on banks, hospitals, and power grids: the plans of several countries to withstand the first 72 hours

Several countries, including the United Kingdom, Sweden, France, and the United States, have begun distributing guides to the population to prepare for potential cyberattacks that could affect essential services such as banks, hospitals, and electrical grids. These guides focus on strategies to withstand the first 72 hours following an attack, including measures to cope with blackouts, sabotage, and other disruptions. Additionally, these guidelines also cover natural disaster scenarios and wartime conflicts, providing the population with crucial information to maintain the basic functionality of critical services during emergencies.